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The events of 2020 have brought the major themes affecting asset managers into sharper focus -- supporting the investment process in turbulent markets, scaling and growing the business while keeping costs down, managing a globally diversified ...
If the past few months of turbulence has taught us anything, it’s that oversight accuracy becomes more important during times of market volatility.
BBH leaders from business transformation, fund accounting, and technology teams discuss how AI can help with operational resilience in times of high market volatility.
In a time of pronounced market volatility, has artificial intelligence (AI) delivered on its central promise of enabling better decision-making? Using BBH’s Anomaly NAV Tracking System (ANTS) as a case study, the answer is an emphatic yes. But ...
Private assets automation is still in its earliest stages, but change is on the way. BBH’s Chris McChesney spoke with Buyouts Magazine to explain the digitization journey of private market participants.
As data use cases increase, the need to service data in an efficient, scalable, and flexible way will only escalate.
We outline success factors for COOs considering AI and machine learning implementation.
2019 will be a year in which the applications of purported paradigm-shifting technology will be tested. Here are the trends we believe will shape asset management and asset servicing this year, and in the years ahead.
Today, some of the most successful financial service providers are seeking lessons about risk taking from an unlikely source – early stage startup companies.
The 2008 financial crisis exposed to asset managers and institutional investors operational inefficiencies and critical gaps in their data strategies. Jon Vickery, Head of Strategy for BBH’s Fintech and Middle Office Products, looks at the ...
